Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1887-11-11
GRApHICS.

The tramps arrested for selling
Mug tobacco last week were sent
e S. Louis for trial.
TIE. Graves received a telegram
Wednesday morning announcing
the death of a brother at Canton.
The Q. NJ. & P. Ry., is putting a
me, stone foundation under their
scales in the yards at this place.
PARCEL has just received an
elegant line of ready made frames
70 fit any picture from cabinet to
life size. Call and see them
Tickets for the Presbyterian
Church Choir Concert on sale at
BF. Heiney's Monday morning,
Nov. 14th. Prices 80 and 25
cents.
A young peoples social will be
held at Mrs. Griffeth's, near the
Normal, on Friday evening Nov.
llth. Every one invited to come
and have a good time.
We were mistaken as to the
time made by Walter c. at Macon.
The time 2-36 was made by
Little Brooches. Walter c. also
took first money at Trenton,
instead of second money.
A fire broke out in the roof of
the Post Office building early
Tuesday morning, but the flames
we're extuinguished before the
arrival of the fire company. The
damage was very slight.
Henry Jones of Bonaparte has
made 50 entries for our poultry
show. These entries embrace
every known variety of pldgeon
and rabbit. The double hen will
also positively be on exhibition.
Farmers are having excellent
weather. for gathering corn and
preparing for winter. 1t should
be kept in mind that good sbel,e 7
for stock will result in a great
saving of feed.
PARCEL has lately added to his
studio an enlarging outfit. He is
prepared to make you a picture
from a card or cabinet negative up
10 life size, and finished in ink,
water colors, crayon or pastel.
In the case of Ed Link VS. Bra
shear and McBroom, mentioned
last week, the court finally decided
that R. NJ. Brashear had no in
terest, whatever, in the paper
Known as the Brashear Citizen.
Salvation Oil is the greatest
pain-destroyer of the age. 1t in.
SANITY relieves and speedily an.
initiates pain, whether it arises
from a cut, bruise, scald, burn
frost-bite, or from wound of any
other kind. Price only twenty-five
cents a bottle.
Jack" Rankin, formely of thi
county, but now of the "Westerl
Reserve arrived in tow
Yesterday. Jack has made
fortune since he has been west
and last Saturday afternoon wa
dispensing blessings to his oil
scquaintances by giving away mag
rifcent gold watch chains, AM
selling gold watches, with twenty
dollar bills in them, for ten dollars
| Number of Jacks old, old friend
gathered about him, and as the.
boxed up into his face the
bought they beheld a man i
whom was no guile, consequent
several of them bit g
the bait like hungry suckers, an
In few minutes Jack came on
over S120 ahead. We commen
Jack for his charitable efforts i
behalf of his old friends an
recommended him to their furthe
consideration.
R, W. Mears, landlord of th
: Trenton House, was arrested thi
morning on a charge of assault
and battery, the warrant bein
sworn out by a young man name
1 Geo. Clark, who says his home
IN Iowa City. Clark and compar
lon went into the Trenton Hous
Early this morning for the purpose
they claim, of looking for frienc
tney became involved in a quarr'
Nth the landlord. their stor
being that Mears accused them
having been Ioafing around thel
~ night, which they denied. Clar
sad mears began knocking eac
other when Mears seized a hatct
q and struck Clark two or thre
anes on the head, inficting tw
severe scalp wounds. The woune
were dressed by DR.. Asher, WI
says the cuts extended clei
through to the skull. Near
rlal was set at 2 o'clock this p. 1
out was postponed for a few hour
Trenton Republican.